The paradox in Lula's popularity, the results of the first-round municipal elections and other weekly topics

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 07 Oct 2024 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

Following the first round of municipal elections, congressional activity is expected to increase. The Lower House may conclude the vote on the bill establishing the Management Committee for Tax Reform. Meanwhile, the Senate will analyze Gabriel Galípolo’s appointment to the presidency of the Central Bank. Starting on October 12, the "Gas for All" bill will block other items on the House’s agenda.

This week's Talking Points:

* Increasing support for the government in the Lower House.

* The paradox in Lula's popularity.

 * Eleven state capitals decided in the first round; 15 to face a run-off.

* Ten mayors re-elected in the first round; 6 will compete in the run-off.

Now read on...

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